SmartMed / Frequently asked questions
Good questions.
Clear answers.
01How do I choose the right corporate training for my team?
Start with a specific task your team needs to handle better, such as presenting ideas clearly, understanding customer needs or preparing for negotiations. Look for workshop outcomes and practical activities that address that task. SmartMed’s catalogue covers interpersonal skills, leadership and management, and customer engagement. If you are unsure which workshop fits, tell us what your team needs to do differently.
02Can corporate training be customized to our industry and business challenges?
Yes. SmartMed’s training can be fully customized to your company and industry. A useful starting point is the challenge your team faces, who needs the training and the skills you want them to develop. Share that context so we can discuss how to adapt the workshop to your needs.
03What should presentation skills training cover?
Look for both message preparation and delivery practice: structuring ideas, storytelling, slide design, voice, body language, audience engagement and handling questions. SmartMed’s Presenting for Impact covers these areas through practical presentation scenarios, preparation and delivery of a complete presentation, and before-and-after video review.
04What should sales training cover beyond product knowledge?
Sales conversations also involve understanding customer needs, listening actively, explaining solution value, responding to objections and seeking customer commitment. SmartMed’s The Selling Game covers these skills alongside sales preparation and adapting rapport-building to different customer behavior styles. Participants practise through sales role plays.
05How can my team develop a more structured approach to negotiation?
Focus on preparation as well as the conversation: understanding negotiation styles, considering strategies and tactics, and practising the process through realistic cases. SmartMed’s The Art of Negotiation includes self-assessment, preparation with the Negotiation Canvas, individual assignments, practical exercises and role-play cases.
06What is the difference between sales training and negotiation training?
Sales training focuses on customer understanding, communicating value, handling objections and seeking commitment. Negotiation training focuses on preparing for discussions, understanding differing interests and applying negotiation strategies and tactics. Consider The Selling Game for broader sales-conversation skills and The Art of Negotiation for negotiation preparation and practice. The two workshops address complementary needs.
07Can corporate workshops be delivered in Arabic or English?
Yes. SmartMed workshops can be delivered in English or Arabic. Tell us your preferred delivery language when discussing the workshop so we can plan around your team. The language of the website does not limit the language of the training.
08Where does SmartMed deliver in-person corporate training?
SmartMed delivers in-person corporate training across the Middle East. Share your preferred location and the workshop or skills you are interested in so we can discuss the delivery arrangements for your team.
09Will participants practise the skills during the workshop?
Practical activities depend on the workshop. Presenting for Impact includes presentation delivery and video review. The Selling Game uses sales role plays. The Art of Negotiation includes self-assessment, individual assignments, practical exercises and role-play cases. Each workshop page explains its topics and activities so you can see how participants will apply the learning.
10How can I get pricing for a corporate training workshop?
Email info@smartmed-eg.com to discuss pricing and arrangements for your training needs. Include the workshop or topics you are interested in, the skills your team wants to develop, and your preferred location and delivery language. If you have not selected a workshop, describe the business challenge you want to address.
A different question?
Let’s find your
starting point.
No questions match that search. Try another word, or tell us what’s on your mind.
Ask SmartMedThe conversation continues